UB40 Live - Track Listing

Track Listing

  1. "Food for Thought"
  2. "Sardonicus"
  3. "Don't Slow Down"
  4. "Folitician"
  5. "Tyler"
  6. "Present Arms"
  7. "The Piper Calls the Tune"
  8. "Love Is All Is Alright"
  9. "Burden of Shame"
  10. "One in Ten"
UB40
  • Astro
  • Jimmy Brown
  • Robin Campbell
  • Earl Falconer
  • Norman Hassan
  • Brian Travers
  • Duncan Campbell
  • Ali Campbell
  • Michael Virtue
Studio albums
  • Signing Off
  • Present Arms
  • UB44
  • Labour of Love
  • Geffery Morgan
  • Baggariddim
  • Rat in the Kitchen
  • UB40
  • Labour of Love II
  • Promises and Lies
  • Guns in the Ghetto
  • Labour of Love III
  • Cover Up
  • Homegrown
  • Who You Fighting For?
  • TwentyFourSeven
  • Labour of Love IV
Compilation albums
  • The Singles Album
  • More UB40 Music
  • The UB40 File
  • The Best of UB40 – Volume One
  • Labour of Love, Volumes I and II
  • The Best of UB40 - Volume Two
  • UB40 Present the Dancehall Album
  • The Very Best of UB40 1980-2000
  • UB40 Present the Fathers of Reggae
  • Labour of Love, Volumes I, II and III - Platinum Collection
  • The Best Of UB40, Volumes 1 & 2
  • Love Songs
  • Best of Labour of Love
  • All the Best
Live albums
  • UB40 Live
  • UB40 CCCP: Live in Moscow
Remix albums
  • Present Arms in Dub
  • Dub Sessions
Notable songs
  • "Food for Thought"
  • "One in Ten"
  • "Red Red Wine"
  • "Please Don't Make Me Cry"
  • "Many Rivers to Cross"
  • "Cherry Oh Baby"
  • "I Got You Babe"
  • "Breakfast in Bed"
  • "Homely Girl"
  • "Kingston Town"
  • "I'll Be Your Baby Tonight"
  • "The Way You Do the Things You Do"
  • "(I Can't Help) Falling in Love With You"
  • "Higher Ground"
  • "Reasons"
See also
  • UB40 discography
  • Dep International

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